Melrose PD News

As of 8 a.m. Saturday, approximately 1,000 Melrose residents remain without power. Chief Michael Lyle asks that any resident who has concerns or may have concerns about their friends, family, or neighbors to call the Melrose Police Department at 781-665-1212. Of course, anyone experiencing an emergency should always call 911 anytime.

MELROSE — Chief Michael L. Lyle and the Melrose Police Department have received several reports of storm-related damage, and first responders along with city officials are working to ensure residents remain safe during the ongoing nor’easter.

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From the Chief

On behalf of the Melrose Police Department, I would like to thank you for visiting our brand new website. It is my honor to serve you as the Chief of Police. I take great pride in working with the dedicated men and women of our department who are protecting and serving this community.
Respectfully,

Chief Michael L. Lyle

Mission Statement

The Melrose Police Department pledges to maintain the highest standards of integrity, ethics, excellence and teamwork in the performance of our mission while at the same time protecting the Constitutional rights of the citizens. Read More.

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Welcome to the brand new Melrose Police Department website! We are working hard to make Melrose a safer place to live, work, and grow!